Referenda talk and local notices stir Traralgon crowd
A March 7 1911 page notes Mr Fenton urging voters to judge the referenda by national needs rather than party gain. It covers political commentary on press bias, a Dawrterey visit, Warn’s panoramic exhibition, railway mishap in Traralgon, local accidents, bazaar plans, sports meetings, and upcoming entertainments with community figures and venues named.
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Fenton
Sydney
Melbourne
Noile
Age
Argus
Tucker
Bairnsdale
Sale Court
Traral
Traralgon
Stratford
Campbell
Carrajang
de Hagenauer
Contmity Bs Aeay
Tie Agdal Society
Mechanics
Tustita
Gousaxpace
Annuel
Gormandale
W. Curiswill
M HO
Cornell
Mathieton and
Davis
Selves
Me Fanton
MMA. Ua
Messrs
A. Meean
Will
Traralgon News: school invites teachers next week Gazette notice
In Traralgon, a letter from the Department of Public Works confirms teachers will be invited for Traralgon State School next week with the Gazette carrying district notices. Mr Livingston plans to visit Traralgon Wednesday to review Mr McCormack’s Jeeralang Reservoir report and the department’s proposals.
Coronation Gift Ceremony Details From Imperial Awards
Fragmentary OCR describes a coronation related gift and awards connected to the British Empire. Mentions Melbourne officials, a central committee, and names such as Lay Mery Carmichael with unclear context. Text is garbled with many unreadable Sections and nonstandard spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murer
Loy
Dr Pettit
Melbourne
Lay Mery
He Carmichael
Wedding of Gene and Liane Strawl in 1900s era
A fragmented wedding notice describes the union of Gene Avex and Liane Strawl with mentions of families, locations, witnesses, and vows. The garbled text references relatives, the bride’s family, and ceremonial details, noting their ceremony and reception context within a historic social setting.
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Kaye
Oreeil
Derive& Uruwa
Cormandale Wean Flea The Weerwey Tat Fern
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cormandale and Fleming related phrases. readable names include Willems Heil, Ke Men Geine, Thames, Mr Desert. context unclear. appears as garbled note or list with personal and place names. No coherent event or outcome discernible from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid Ar Toons Thames
Mr Desert
Traralgon confectionery ad promises quick ankle relief
A fragmentary notice promotes a confectionery product in Traralgon claiming fast relief for ankle and foot injuries. It urges readers not to spend on doctors, promises cure in a few days, and lists Ellis as a heading location with stores selling the item locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELLIS
Abeiss Bank
Engiyms
Suny
Traralgon
All Chow
Referenda text fragment from archival issue
Fragmentary OCR text shows referenda discussion amid garbled lines and partial names. The readable portions hint at a local vote or ballot matter with unclear context and missing details. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are extractable from the legible snippet.
Ma and Ce ae fa thar Sivm toot Motersie Asi
Partial readable text from historical page. Summary emphasizes entities and events that can be safely inferred. No definitive names, dates, or places are provided.
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Gippsland
William Macdonaldews
Macdonald's
WM. MacDonald
Ray
Ted Catala
Jersey
Pall Co Ge
Deasriptive
Prise Lick Capel
WMAN
Wewell & 20
Layton
Commenoves
Layton Bros
The
Federal Stores
Wynyard
Metsoy
Lester
Haas
Bairnelaleon Pavelay
Mateh
Messrs Williams
Bigs
Salo
Leving
Ltaralton
Warracul
St Patrick's
St Michaels HC
Setunh
Erie
R. Dann
O. HH
Waly
Rumia
Wa Sakirmiah
Nevada
Alex. W. Saart
Perth
Ethel Harris
Mix
Thera Eyfield
Newark
Florngton
Rome
Briston
Mosars Mathiesos
FBI
Saletan
Marckt
Manel
Mathiesin
Mathiesin Amt
Celtic
Hagenawer
Gaxpex
Milligan
Geonads
T Livingston
Mila
R Griffiths
Fiji
Warrnambool
Stearromp
Lewis
Shire
Scarne Bridge
Just Council
Tn Accordanv
Attobe River
Ix Chaios
Jueen Mary
Heather Can
Bart Mentees
Mary A. Cinia
Mens
Cormandale
Are Ty
Saweliy Ees
Clore Pani
Wah Ally
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